blachhattin
Newbie
- Nov 17, 2011
- 5
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Hey guys, I've been looking into Paypal alternatives, and I want to know if Liberty Reserve is a viable option to both save money and protect my money.
I know very little about it, only a little about how it works.
Can anyone provide their personal experience with it please, with SPECIFICS?
I don't like the idea of a company that acts like a bank (Paypal) having near total control of my finances. I much prefer anonymity, low fees, staying away from prying eyes, that sort of thing. But I'll take prying Paypal eyes over getting scammed out of potentially thousands and thousands of dollars.
Is this all done online?
Are there brick and mortar "exchangers"?
Anyone with extensive LR experience, please post! And let us know what amounts of $ you typically move.
Side note, this bit coin stuff is a 100% scam, the same premise is destroying the US economy (that "money" can be based on a "promise" and not a hard asset), so please none of that.
Thanks!
I know very little about it, only a little about how it works.
Can anyone provide their personal experience with it please, with SPECIFICS?
I don't like the idea of a company that acts like a bank (Paypal) having near total control of my finances. I much prefer anonymity, low fees, staying away from prying eyes, that sort of thing. But I'll take prying Paypal eyes over getting scammed out of potentially thousands and thousands of dollars.
Is this all done online?
Are there brick and mortar "exchangers"?
Anyone with extensive LR experience, please post! And let us know what amounts of $ you typically move.
Side note, this bit coin stuff is a 100% scam, the same premise is destroying the US economy (that "money" can be based on a "promise" and not a hard asset), so please none of that.
Thanks!